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(parse-namestring "./foo") evaluates to #p"foo", instead of #p"./foo".
(parse-namestring "./foo")
#p"foo"
#p"./foo"
Most Lisp implementation evaluate to #p"./foo", but I don't think this is in the standard.
ABCL supports current directory in paths though, using make-pathname:
make-pathname
(make-pathname :directory '(:relative ".") :name "foo") => #P"./foo".
(make-pathname :directory '(:relative ".") :name "foo")
#P"./foo"
So it is only parse-namestring that would need to be modified.
parse-namestring
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PARSE-NAMESTRING fails to explicitly denote current directory
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Test for failure; no implementation. c.f. <armedbear#656>
Verified that other open implementations (sbcl, ecl, ccl) have this behavior.
Added test for subsequent patches of PARSE-NAMESTRING.
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Test for failure; no implementation. c.f. <#656>
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(parse-namestring "./foo")
evaluates to#p"foo"
, instead of#p"./foo"
.Most Lisp implementation evaluate to
#p"./foo"
, but I don't think this is in the standard.ABCL supports current directory in paths though, using
make-pathname
:(make-pathname :directory '(:relative ".") :name "foo")
=>#P"./foo"
.So it is only
parse-namestring
that would need to be modified.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: